An earlier version of Coco Delphi had a IDE but I only use the command line version of the tool. Here are the sources, they probably have a couple of windows-dependencies though:
http://www.tetzel.com/Coco-R/CocoRDelphiSource.zip
Running CocoDelphi.exe on a command-line using Wine should work great. But if you already made a lot of progress using Pascal Coco then it will probably be quite a bit of work to switch now.
Thanks for the link, VilleK, but I can't compile it with Free Pascal. There's a conflict between Free Pascal's CRC unit (used to generate console programs) and the Coco/R's CRC unit.
By the way, I've find a compiled version I can use with WineHQ at the same webpage. I'll study it.
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After read a lot of documentation, make a lot of tests and configure my new computer, today I've released the version 0.0. It's far to be an usable compiler but it works.
Finally I didn't use Coco/R. I tested it and I don't feel comfortable with it. I'm using Crenshaw's articles as guide but I'm trying an object-oriented approach.
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